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Canare 4S11

I am taking delivery tomorrow of a 15 foot pair of Canare 4S11 cables which I will incorporate into my secondary system.  I do not expect much from them as I only paid $106.00 for the 15 foot pair with locking bananas on both ends from Ram Electronics.  I am putting these cables up against my Groneberg Quattro Reference cables that go for $25.00 a foot plus termination.  I am hoping for the best but am not expecting too much.  We shall see.  I will report on what I hear after the 200hr break in as that is what I am being told it takes to break them in.
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jjss49
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canare is really good cable, its low cost is a bonus

when it comes to cabling, more expensive options are sometimes better, but usually just different... totally depends on what your system needs, what sonic traits you value, what cabling you are changing from

anecdotal evidence from singular users here stating 'this is best' should be discounted - even if they are being honest, it is what is 'best' for them, their gear, their room, their taste
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jetter
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It is never mentioned, but I have really come to appreciate my interconnects made with Canare L-4E6S wire, which is also a star quad configuration.  They are ridiculously inexpensive, I purchased mine from Redco ages ago.

Other interconnects I have used or are currently using are Mogami, Magnan, Cardas and Morrow.

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I use Canare L-2 and L-4 cable to make interconnects for friends and family under the Alien Audio name.  They're "Out Of This World" :-)

I've never sold any, but they are very, very good...

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@mofimadness 

Is this what a Canare IC looks like?

 

 

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